Red Card For Mummy & Other Soccer Stories

The OFC Pro League: Meet Philip Mango : Solomon Islands Football King on Red Card For Mummy

Philip Mango, Captain and Goal keeper of the brand spanking new Solomon Island Kings, is everything about diplomacy that football sets out to be. Plucked from his basketball side as a teen to fill in as Goal Keeper in a school game because he could jump, Mango largely learned his skills guarding the net from you tube and a pamphlet given to him by OFC Goalkeeping Consultant James Bannatyne, a visiting coach on a development mission. In this deeply religious country that boasts an economy still largely based on fishing and farming just enough for the nations own use, Philip Mango at 30 is now one of the new breed of leaders learning management, mindset and physical empowerment through football; taking it back into the community in one of the worlds least developed nations. The Solomon Island Kings are the countries first ever professional club, created by the national government, the Solomon Islands Football Federation, and Australian club Wynnum Wolves. Never in his wildest dreams did Philip mango expect that he would be able to create a prodessional pathway in sport. beyond his pkaying and his capatincy, he has now been appointed as an educator for the OFC GK C License Course. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

The OFC Pro League : Meet The Video Assisted Referee in the Solomon Islands

Neil Poloso is the referee development office at the Oceania Football Confederation , based in the Solomon Islands. In this inaugural season of the Oceania Pro League- which is a Club based competition in the Oceania region- Neil explains how the Video Assisted Referee system works. You know when the referee makes a rectangular box with his fingers to signify he needs to watch something over? Thats the VAR in action , and it’s about time we found out exactly how it all operates, when it’s used, and whether the tail wags the dog or the dog is in control of the tail. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

How to play for the Brilliant Matildas: Soccer's Basketcase of a Road Paved with Footballing Potholes.

Tell it like it is, Journalist Sam Lewis. She's a pioneer in the women's footballing space in Australia and has she got a Red Card to give out, as Australia's Matilda's just miss out on the silverware to Japan 0-1 in the 2026 World Cup Final hosted in Australia. In the wake of the loss there have been recriminations, blame, and believe it or not, in some sections, calm analysis. But Sam Lewis has the wisdom and analysis to identify the straight in the development road where it all comes undone for women hoping to play professional soccer in Australia - its the A - League. What is the A - league? So many keep asking, outside the tent. And voila, for those hoping to take a step inside soccers inner footbal workings - here is the answer. For the pottered history of Australia's professional soccer scene that every follower needs to be across....don't miss this candid and insightful episode with journo and advocate Sam Lewis. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Why Women Play Football: The Sisterhood of Travelling Soccer Players

Alicia Ferguson, known as Eesh - gives you the rundown on the great women of the game you really need to know, especially at this time of the Asian Cup in Australia. Eesh takes us into the dressing room for the story of the team - the relationships, the career paths, the babies, the adventures for a remarkably candid insight into the lives of women who have changed sport in Australia for all. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Bleach It Like Beckham : Iconic Hairdresser Joey Scandizzo: How Soccer Changed Mens Hair

Ok. So the sound on this ones a bit wonky - but persist, my friends, persist. Once again, Football is so much more than what's on the pitch. David Beckham is the man who, through Football changed men's style - he made it cool to take an interest in your appearance. Haircuts are totally integrated into the Soccer life style - and it's split over into other sports; whether it be AFL or NFL. Who are the Footballers who's hair changed the world? Beckham, Ronaldo - even Messi has taken the Messy from his locks. Joey Scandizzo is Australia's foremost stylist for men and women, and integral to the style of some of the Australian Football Leagues greatest stars. But is it any surprise that he is Italian, and grew up watching the Serie A league? With an candid tongue and an eye for hair trends, Joey Scandizzo is in the box seat to help you get your kid the hairstyle he so desires - in fact, he's even got some solutions for your very own kit man, as Ange Postacoglou re fashions what middle aged Euro men can do with the hair ; or lack of it, on their heads. The Modern Guy knows how to dress, how to smell, how to groom. Blame it on Beckham Wanna chat? Send us an email at redcardformummy@gmail .com or slide into direct messages on @redcardformummy on Insta. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.